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CNN's Kasie Hunt claims that Donald Trump calling Kamala Harris a "low-IQ individual" is "definitely race-related. Hunt ignores a long list of people of pallor whose intelligence Trump has questioned, notably including Mika Brzezinski, who he described with the same term: "low-IQ."

It was a tale of two networks on CNN and MSNBC in their 6 am hours today. CNN This Morning devoted a long opening segment to the strike that reportedly killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran. Meanwhile, over on Morning Joe, Joe and Mika might be on vacation, but under the baton of Jonathan Lemire, that same crucial opening segment was all about "cat ladies," "weird,"…

CNN This Morning devoted a segment to the their outrage over Donald Trump's pronunciation of Kamala Harris's first name. Host Kasie Hunt and CNN analyst and former Dem aide Karen Finney insisted that Trump's mispronunciation was "intentional." Jonah Goldberg wasn't so sure, but all agreed that it was an attempt to "other" her.

When CNN This Morning host Kasie Hunt brings in a Republican and a Democrat to discuss the campaign, that would be two spins. But at the end of today's chat with Republican Scott Jennings and Democrat Brad Woodhouse, Hunt warned viewers "Scott is giving you spin, that is what they are going to say." The Democrat apparently offered the gospel truth.

On CNN, host Kasie Hunt acknowledges, in a discussion of the assassination attempt on President Trump, a "massive failure by the Secret Service." Later, in a discussion of disinformation in social media, when a panelist mentions people floating the notion of an "inside job," Hunt shuts him down, saying, "we don't want to get into that."

On Tuesday's CNN This Morning, Jonah Goldberg grew visibly angry with Kate Bedingfield, the former Biden White House communications director, saying keeping him on the ballot is "a wildly irresponsible bet" and "I think it's lunatic you think he can actually serve for four and a half more years."

CNN This Morning airs a montage of clips of Biden's debate performance over the years.  It began with a clip of the 2012 VP debate, in which a sharp and smiling Biden put down Paul Ryan. Next was the 2020 presidential debate, in which a marginally competent but clearly diminished Biden managed to make a point. And finally, that disastrously iconic clip from last week's debate, ending in Biden'…

As if Thursday night’s disastrous first presidential debate wasn’t enough evidence of President Joe Biden’s unsuitability for a second term, CNN continued to downplay the effect his reelection would have on the world stage. During the first hour of Tuesday’s This Morning, host Kasie Hunt and CNN International anchor Max Foster dismissed Biden’s debate performance by holding up the…

On Morning Joe, Eugene Robinson, Washington Post columnist and also an MSNBC analyst, last year claimed that Biden is "sharp as a tack." Now he says that after Biden's disastrous debate, "Democrats are right to send up the alarm."

Appearing on CNN This Morning Thursday, liberal CNN contributor Bakari Sellers complained that it was "disgustingly brilliant" for Republicans to bus illegal immigrants to blue cities to draw attention to border security.

Friday’s CNN This Morning attempted to make sense of President Biden’s porous performance in the network’s presidential debate on Thursday night with varying doses of cope, excuses, and even conceding reality. Even one White House reporter on-set blasted the administration’s years of denying reality about Biden losing a grip on reality.

On CNN This Morning, CNN commentator and Never Trumper Jonah Goldberg says that in watching the debate, voters will be asking themselves whether, if they elect Trump, "is it going to be four more years of him tweeting like an escaped monkey from a cocaine study?"

Monday’s CNN This Morning illustrated the network’s long-standing arrogance, petulance, and version to outside criticism as host Kasie Hunt had a conniption when Trump campaign national press secretary Karoline Leavitt merely pointed out the…

CNN can’t get enough of describing Donald Trump as racist and xenophobic. But if you say his proposals are popular? You get interrupted and debated. It happened to Scott Jennings on CNN This Morning on Sunday, and he let CNN host Amara Walker have it.